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Nacho Quiroga
Argentina
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Artist highlights
- Experienced Artist
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 23.6x15.7in
About this artwork
Doña María, resident of Traslasierra, Córdoba Argentina.
On the threshold of her ranch and taking advantage of the rising sun in the cool morning, Doña María spins the raw wool of a sheep fleece, turning the spindle with incredible skill. His leathery fingers like his face wield wool magically.
The artist Nacho Quiroga once again manages to convey to his audience this delicate moment, full of light, color and contrasts. A dark frame highlights… the figure described. With a magic brush, he shows us the details and the sublime movement of the action.
If you like the work, SUBSCRIBE to his YouTube channel Nacho Quiroga to see his videos.
On the threshold of her ranch and taking advantage of the rising sun in the cool morning, Doña María spins the raw wool of a sheep fleece, turning the spindle with incredible skill. His leathery fingers like his face wield wool magically.
The artist Nacho Quiroga once again manages to convey to his audience this delicate moment, full of light, color and contrasts. A dark frame highlights… the figure described. With a magic brush, he shows us the details and the sublime movement of the action.
If you like the work, SUBSCRIBE to his YouTube channel Nacho Quiroga to see his videos.
Nacho Quiroga
Argentina
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
« If I feel emotion, joy or sadness, nostalgia, nerves, or restlessness, I just have to look inside or around me. The images are there ... It is time to paint. »
Nacho Quiroga feels that painting is akin to music, in that it communicates with the heart. The Argentinian painter and photographer challenges himself to transmit something good or pleasant in his works, while also acknowledging the negative. Quiroga approaches artistic creation as a means of expression, and with the aim of conveying a positive message, no matter the subject. His landscapes, still lifes, and figurative pieces are created using oil paints on canvas.
